Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
nornR OF ConnoNs.
DEBATE ON TIE PRuPosIrfoN eR THs
oovEREMEST TO fORcK rHE
CRlMR HILL.

oovERNMEST TO FORCK rHK
cRlMR nILL,
LoSpos, June l0.-I0 ths Hause sf
Commons tEIs evening Smith moved e
resolution prtvi0asly annonnosd re-
questipR, st 10 ., IN on the lTth instant,
tnat the Chairman foSihwrn pot the
question on any motion or amendment
tnen under discussion, then ON The
clause itself and hnally oB each remain.
ing clause. He said that step vas nreed
on tba GoveFument by eonlinasd OBJ
strueti0n and was absolutely necs ssaFy
for its dignity and ID siency. An atiempe
20 prevent the pruRFsss Of business would
be defeated. Nov q ur months Of the
session vas passed and practically moth
ing bad been done. Tue whole course
Of legislation had been stopped. The
Government desired that due con-
siderati0n should have bssn given
TO the rights OF the minority. he
spect should be shown for the
traditions Of liberty and freedom
attached 90 the institutions Of the coun-
try lderisivs PaFneilIts lanRhtef. but
10 was undoubtedly the duty Of the Gov
eFnmeuI, under Circumstances without
q parallel ~ the history Of Parliament,
70 call upon the House 90 take measures
to prevent the minority from setting at
defiance the controlling power Of the
majority. IL is impossible for the Gov
ersment. representing the ms stority, 10
weld to tbt obstTucti0ns Of the minor
ily. The G0vernment might be dts
placed ~ an adverse vote. then 70 would
be bound TO appeal to she country, bu',
while sustained By q msi IFity Of the
House, they Dast carry on the basiDess
Of the country. The debates over the
crimes bill had become q tfavesty,
bringing Eidioale, disgrace and ooD-
tempt upon Parliament. He appealed
to the House 60 support The Govern
ment IN trying TO restore order In the
proceedings.
Gladstone said longer notice should
have been given Of the important mo-
liOn. Toe present. state OF business aod
the entire paralysis Of PaFiiAment oAus-
ed intense dissatisfaction thFoaghoat
the country, bui q petition bad been
brought ab0at by tue Government them
selves They had besn puFsuiDR false,
futile policy Of e0s rel ., without ths
iasuhoall0n pieaded on former ooea-
si0ns. They diaregtfdei all usaRes ana
traditions Of Parliament IN the oouduot
Of the measure whion they bad gropOssd
Nl9EN AlN 1RA@G " - AAAAaNM RsaNf -
measure directed against O0mbiHatl0n
apart from orims. He s0old Suggest 10
the GOsefBment that the mast falionai
mode 20 txpsdits the bill w0ald BE-
20 make tt temporary Instead OF
psrmsnsnt, and ~ strike cut ell pro-
Visions tOaohInR combinations apart
from crime, sssnFiDR tbe ifish tenants
Of some pfoleouon. IL the goseFnmene
~ soted th4E remsdy and bad nos
anOtber 20 PROPOSE, th9 offensive char.
setter Of the biil uoald be retained ID
fuii Ter .. lie DID nOt Shien 10 create
= difisaiiy b, "a reg o9posi Ton sbieh
be ku, y 10 b. inthsotasl. de would
theFefnfe nj nt nimself Witn protest
ing sRSHa I - 5uFs n7w proposed.
Tafnssl said hs ~oald n0t uDdefstand
The fstaiiy of ihs GjvsTn Bent IN Fash
snR bisudfoldsd along soc road wbioa
they alfesdy hsd sssn uou irad 90 toe
srsalssl disorder 10 Ireland. lh= Gov
sFnnsut ,psakrr4 bArpsd 90 tns % me
81 ''dssti ustion' as = % Aittr ~ fsot.
Inc Ifish "a subeFs had o q lifted one
voice agaiBst any messnfs sxo@pt 500
Coercion bill, which they wOuid Tesise
10 the utmos. III e0nela led oF ~ ".
inc an amendmens th4t the II fnse de-
elIne 4. sauesiou ths limit q freedom Of
dsb,ts assalliDg the nghis Of the MI
H.ieourt warned the 0oVsrnment
that % " proposal might b pssd b. =
fatnre G9ysFBmspt 80 = preesdeat Tor
carving the Home haie bill iu q fort
uigbi, aod tbst other measures might
- forced tbFoaRh IN the saa 9 Wsy.
9ssShen, CnanceiioF Of tLe EKehe-
aa.r, said that ParliAmsnt aBd soc
eJaulFy bad had sBorRh Of tbss nniim-
itsd diacuasion. IL waa necessary row
g. pot an end % H.
several ParnsllItes continued ths dis
cns-i0n-
smith moved slossTs. Carried. 2sI
to ls7.
ParnelPs amsodmenl wss rejected.
30I 10 1sl. There is q chance nor Of
discussing The original motion.
Altar further discassion Smiths com
plste n0ti0n was carried, uudes cl0ture,
/ "a % o3, amid ehssfs asa counter
cheers. saith thsn proposed - posi-
pone fuFsheR diae1asie7 Of tha hil ln
Connens till Montay.